Waiting for fiscal anti big government conservatives...

waiting the dems who control the House to come up with a good plan for our deficit....

I've been asking this for the past year, and so far not one T-rumptard can come up to the plate and go to bat on this one. They all run and hide.

The House controls the purse strings. Deficits unsurprisingly went down when Republicans took control of that chamber after 2010 and have just as unsurprisingly gone up since Democrats assumed control after 2018. Both parties are to blame but clearly the evidence shows that Republicans retaking the House this fall would at least reduce the problem.

“Sanders to Introduce Single-Payer Bill – How Much Will It Cost?”

http://www.crfb.org/blogs/sanders-introduce-single-payer-bill-how-much-will-it-cost

https://www.usgovernmentrevenue.com/current_revenue

What is the Total US Government Revenue?
In FY 2020, total US government revenue, federal, state, and local, is “guesstimated” to be $7.22 trillion. Federal revenue is budgeted at $3.71 trillion; state revenue is “guesstimated” at $2.13 trillion; local revenue is “guesstimated” at $1.39 trillion.

“The Sanders plan would have significant benefits for the poor and others with low incomes. They would receive considerably more in health services than they do today, with no out-of-pocket costs. Their employers, however, would pay a payroll tax of 6.2 percent on their earnings. This would ultimately be shifted back onto employees—including low-income employees—in the form of lower wages. Thus, low-income workers, like other workers, would in fact bear some of the costs of financing the plan. Employer contributions to health insurance premiums would also be offset, and presumably those contributions to compensation would be turned into wages or other benefits (Blumberg 1999; Blumberg et al. 2012). Those in need of long-term care services, often a very sick population with high needs, would receive important new benefits.”

“An independent analysis of Sanders's plan conducted by the *left-leaning* Urban Institute estimated that it would cost $32 trillion over 10 years.

And those are just the financial costs. Socialized medicine's human costs are even greater. Single-payer systems the world over ration care and force patients to wait for treatment.”

Bottom line: Medicare For All would cost about $3 trillion per year. That’s almost half of the total revenue the government takes in...$7.22 trillion per year! Out of the remaining revenue we would have to fund as of 2015: Discretionary Spending $1.1 trillion & Mandatory Spending $2.45 trillion

Latest estimate has Bernie at 97 trillion in proposed spending. Let us know when a Democrat comes within 25 trillion of the current trillion dollar deficit.

You Fail again.

If you're referring to citizens then many do care but if you're referring to federal politicians no one cares. DEMs or REPs do NOT care.

I repeat, DEMS and REPS do not give one little rat's ass about the US National Debt. NONE.

If you think about it for a few minutes you will realize why. The debt is impossible to pay back. So why try to do something that is clearly impossible. This frees them to be the inept bafoonish creeps we all hate/love/whatever.